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FRAZER NEWS
Mrs, P. J. Dasaonville and.
children returned home Saturday
evening from a three weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. S. Redfield, at Winlock, Wash.
iMr. and Mrs. Jake Neufeld of
Larslan and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Neufeld and daughter of Chinook
visited at the Aaron Peters home
Saturday.
A. J. Gilman who in company
with Mrs. Gilman from San
Monica, Calif., haye been in Fra
zer the past ten days visiting
with old friends and attending
to business matters, sold their
residence here to Fred Granada.
Mrs. A. E. Lecy of Redstone,
Mont., arrived here Wednesday
for a weeks visit at the home of
her daughter Mrs. L. J. Bucklin.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the Frazer Lutheran
church board next Friday even
ing at the church. Anyone inter
ested in the church is invited to
attend. Rev. Rue of Wolf Point
will be present at the meeting.
Lloyd Dassonville accompan
ied Archie and Betty Taylor to
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This shop is equipped with the latest most modern
Reboring Machine for reboring large Tractors, Gasoline
Engines and Sleeves. A Special Low Price of $26.00 for John
Deere and $32.00 for Hart Parr with pistons, rings and pins.
Bring in your magneto at the same time and have it cleaned,
tested and put into good condition and magnets recharged.
We are" the official Service Station for the Splitdorf
Magneto used on all John Deere Tractors. Work fully guar
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HERE IS THE PORTRAIT C? 73!!!! POMACE MAN
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You may be unaware of me, because . . .
You can’t see me, although I’m on the job. 24 hours
a day, giving tireless service. (Don’t forget, 1 work lor
only a lew cents a day, at mat.)
You don’t hear me at work —shaking the furnace,
shoveling coal, poking and stoking, dragging ashes up
Uie cellar stairs —because I don’t need to do those things.
I never soil the curtains with soot, ui track ashes on
the rugs.
1 never drive up to the door with a load of fuel to
disrupt things when you are hanging out the wash, or
I entertaining, or taking a nap.
Really, you'd never know I was on the job at all,
if it weren’t the fact, the indisputable fact, that your
home is warmer, more comfortable, healthier, and
cleaner than it ever was before 1 started working for you.
It’s just to keep you from forgetting that 1 AM
WORKIbJp FOR YOU that I’ve put my picture in
the paper. .
Warmly, your furnact man,
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too, they can reach me at the addrcM below.
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MKB. J . W. CALPKE
Westby, Mont., Sunday where
Betty wiD. remain, having again
accepted a teaching position in
the Westby school
Aaron Peters returned home
Saturday evening from a weeks
business trip to Emmett, Idaho
Mr. Peters reports that he pur
chased the Gamble Store at Em
mett and will be moving his
family to that point in the near
future.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor and son
Dickey returned home on No. 1
Sunday morning from a weeks
visit with relatives at Essig Minn.
Mrs. L. P. Holtberg will be
hostess to the members of the
Frazer Ladies Aid at her home
October Ist.
John W. Calfee went to Minot
N. Dak., Wednesday of last
week and drove a new Interna
tional pickup back to Frazer for
the Lien Motor Sales.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Olson of
Barnesville, Minn., and Mrs. C.
visit with relatives at Essig Minn
were over night guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Sheppard Thursday.
S. P. Holtberg was taken sud
denly ill Thursday and was rush
ed to ithe hospital at Wolf Point
for medical attention He was ac
companied on the trip by his
daughter, Mrs. T. F. Dahl, who
returned home on the evening
bus.
Patsv Morgan invited several
little friends to her home Thurs
day evening after school to help
her celebrate her 11th birthday.
Those present were Dorothy and
Joyce Todd, Ruby Gregg, Leona
Brooks, Ardell Peters and Don
Calfee.
Mrs. A. M. Weasa arrived here
Friday from Spokane, Wash., for
a visit with relatives.
Theodore Eastlund of Seattle,
Wash., made a short visit at the
J. W. Calfee home Saturday. He
was on his way home from a visit
with relatives in Minnesota.
Henry and Lawrence Holtberg
and Mrs. T. F. Dahl drove to
Wolf Point Friday evening for a
short visit with their father, S.
P. Holtberg who is a patient -in
the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Witherbee
accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
Deegan and Mrs A. M. Weasa
drove to Glasgow Sati tday
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gilman of
Saruta Monica, Calif., were sup
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Hovey Monday night.
Kathryn McSloy of Wagner
spent Sunday with Peggy Das
sonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Kjensrud and
family moved in from their farm
into their home that they recent
ly purchased from Bob Hovey.
But HKRALD-NBWS — PQINT, KOOSKVEET COOTIYY. MONTANA
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a a a a a a ■
The Goss School started the
third of September with seven
pupils enrolled and Mrs. Dewey
Whitman for teacher.
Mrs. Esther Turner and child
ren, Mrs. Dot Anderson and
children were recent guests at
the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. O. Goss.
Mrs. Ed Johnson and son of
Frazer are spending the past few
weeks with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. Hollom while her hus
band is out threshing.
Sunday guests at the Hartley
। P-ossaen home were Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Edebum and children, Mrs.
Andrew Hollom, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Whitman and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Balder, and
Carl Sheehan.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Sheehan
and son James, and daughters
Lila and Mrs. Kenneth Schow
and her daughter Helen, made a
business trip to Sidney Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wllasno and
son Kenneth were Sunday visit
ors at 'Floyd Freemans.
Joe Klasna purchased a new
pick-up.
Mrs. Blapche Golphenee of
’•’nirview is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hollom.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sheehan
and son James were shopping in
Wolf Point Thursday.
Paul and Geraldine Goodwin
were Sunday visitors ait the An
drew Hollom home Sunday.
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Sunday visitors at Bob Simon
sons were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Hagen and son Charles and Wen
d-all Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell
and Kay Campbell called at the
Melvin Ferdi na home Sunday
evening.
Doris Bach and family called
at the parental Ed Zimmerman
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mann
and family returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schauer
left last Sunday for their new
home near Great Falls.
Sunday visitors at Mrs. Nancy
Manns were Marvin Brookmans
and Arthur Manns. Miss Ethel
Ingwalson, Edna Ketner and Alta
Mann also spent Saturday night
there.
Miiss Bernice Zimmerman who
is teacher at Pershing, returned
to Mike Campbells Sunday even
ing after spending the week end
at home.
Miss Helen Buettner returned to
her home in Wolf Point Sunday.
Among those in Wolf Point
Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Simonson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Hagen, Mr. and Mrs. John Tay
lor Mrs. C. D. Taylor and Charles
Tom Larson and Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Campbell and Kay.
Mrs. Nancy Mann and Wilbur
shopped in Wolf Point Friday.
Mr. -and Mrs. Clifford Hagen
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Campbell, and Kay and Wendall
Cook motored to the dam site last
Sunday and enjoyed a chicken
dinner with -Mrs. Hagen’s par
ents.
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Bob Whitmus escaped being
very seriously injured Saturday
afternoon when the tractor went
backward as he was going up a
steep ibank with the combine.
He was .pinned there for an hour
before help arrived. He was
taken to Wolf Point and x-ray
pictures were taken. No broken
bones were located, but he was
bruised and injured some. We are
gtlad to report that he was able
to come home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sickels
and family spent Thursday after
noon at the Guy Sickels home .
Miss Hazel Sommars returned
Saturday from Waterloo, lowa
where she spent the summer.
She teaches the Pleasant Valley
school again this year.
Mrs. Norma Fleenor teaches
the Coll school this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beck, Mrs.
Chris Hanson and Delores. Mr.
and Mrs. B. C. Fleenor, Mrs. A.
B. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs Ar
thur Bates, Hans Tveten, C.
Chamberlain, Ed McMahon, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Sickels. Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn McFarlane and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Johnson, Roy Hanson, Dean
Johnson and the Brooks family,
and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gorton
were among those attending
funeral services at Circle, for
Elmer Thornburg.
We exitend our heartfelt sym
pathy to the bereaved ones and
may the Holy Comforter be with
them in this hour of sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cooper
and family of Fort Peck spent
Saturday night and Sunday at
the Guy Sickles home.
Nufrey Boysun was threshing
his flax last week.
Ed Schillinger threshed for
Glenn McFarlane and some oats
for Guy Sickels.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McFarlane
assisted with the threshing at
Dick Ferris’ and Ray McFarlanes.
Mr. amd Mrs. H. E. Sommars
were Saturday morning shoppers
in Wolf Point.
Homer Sickels expects to ar
rive soon with a load of apples
from the Bitter Root Valley.
Mr and Mrs. B. C. Fleenor
were Glasgow callers on Friday.
POPLAR NEWS
JOYCE MARQUARDT
IMr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerman
left Sunday for a ten day visit
with relatives tin Minnesota and
Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Flegal of
StraSbury N. Dak., and Miss Jane
Owenson of Arengard, N. Dak.,
arrived Saturday for a short vi
sit at the Walter Blair home.
The ladies are sisters of Mr.
Blair.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willough
by and Mr. Willoughby’s sister,
Mrs. Burtrum and daughter,
Ru-byofKansas were Poplar call
ers Saturday.
Katherine Goedert of Culbert
son and Mrs. Anderson of Glen
dive spent the week end at the
Goedert home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Voorhees,
Mr. Lee Voorhees and Mrs.
Bessie .Anderson, brothers and
sister of Wm. Voorhees arrived
Saturday from Hitchcock, S.
Dak., for several days visit.
Mrs. Lena Nelson left Wednes
day for Nashua to spend a day
with her daughter Bertha Louise,
before going to Santa Barbara
California to visit her sister, Mrs.
Clara Coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis who
have been visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Davis of the
southside left for their home in
Gary, Indiana, Friday.
Mrs.Lillia Lillibridge of New
York City is visiting here with
her mother, Mrs. Anna Helmer
and brothers, James, John and
Howard Helmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and
son Bobbie returned Monday
from a weeks’ visit with rela
tives in Devils Lake, N. Dak.
Mrs. Samuelson and Lois of
Brockton shopped in Poplar on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Zimmerman
and Mrs. Jones of Bainville were
Poplar callers Thursday after-
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Weeding bells are ringing in
this community.
Mrs. Chesley spent Sunday in
the Claude McFarlane home.
Brenda Nefzger left Thursday
for Billings to help care for the
new baby boy in the Clarence
Brown home.
I. M. Hofland was a business
caller in Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Clark is visiting in
the E. R. Merriman home while
looking after her farming inter
ests around Vida.
Ed Schillinger arid John Egge
brecht have both been threshing
in Wolf Creek the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Farris
drove to Great Falls to take
Theda back to school.
Howard Hamilton spent Tues
day night at Dick Nefzgers.
Mrs. Albert Kilner shopped in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
Andrew Dribnenki and child
dren were business callers in
Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mrs. H. E. Nelson and Eileen
shopped in Wolf Point Thursday.
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Ladies please notice—The Ex
panse demonstration clulb will
meet Friday afternoon Sept. 27
at the home of Mrs Heribert
Houg. “How to keep the grocery
bill own,” is the subject matter
for the day. Pot luck lunch.
The Dan Farnham and Art
Linstein family of Vida and the
Albert Thomas family and Lyle
Holum were Sunday visitors at
Schwindens.
DeCora Hagestad is teaching
the Divide school.
Mr. and Mrs Holum and Mar
garet visited Sunday at Rothes.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sethre,
the Sletvolds and the Lars
Stenslands attended church Sun
day so did the Holums and Mrs.
Christianson.
Ole Hanson helped Nels
Christianson put up hay last
week.
Jaimes Holum is taking a post
graduate course and will stay at
Battanis Arnold Herting will
also stay there.
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The dance at Hlmont was well
attended last Saturday night
About S3O was cleared which was
sent to Leslie Busse.
Mrs. Elias Rorvik of Oregon,
is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dalton Brown.
School opened in Dist. 12 on
Tuesday. Seven pupils enrolled
so far.
Mrs. Elias Rorvik of Oregon,
is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dalton Brown.
School opened in Dist. 12 on
Tuesday. Seven pupils enrolled
so far.
Visitors at Brown’s over last
week end were, Mrs. Harold
Gross and Terry and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Brown and Dale.
Mrs Tom Lingle and children
sipent Thursday at Earl Lingle’s
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Warren and
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Miller called
at Dave Browns last Sunday.
In spite of ithe very hot wea
ther of last week one can tell
that autumn is here with winter
just around the corner.
Grain is all cut now and some
threshing is .being done.
Ernest Aam and Bill Busse are
busy hauling grain in the vicin
ity of Circle at present.
Old papers for sale at the
Herald -News Office.
noon.
Miss Olga Knutson left Friday
for Columbia Falls to visit her
parents for a short time before
entering nurses training in a
Bozeman hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Swihart
and son of the south side were
callers in Poplar Friday.
Mrs. Ella Manitor of Chicago is
visiting her niece, Mrs. Wm.
Walker here and sister Mrs. Al
vina Coates of Froid.
Mrs. Lucy Curran of Billings
arrived Friday to spend the week
?nd here with friends. She will
also visit a brother in Culbert
son.
Miss Mary Conlin of Mlles City
arrived Friday to spend a two
weeks vacation here with her
parents and sister.
Miss Emily Sweeney under
went an appendectomy at the
Atkinson Memorial hospital on
Thursday and is getting along
fine.
Miss Audrey Warrior of Wash
ington, D. C., is spending two
weeks here with her parents.
Perle Harlow and daughter
Eleanor were shoppers from the
south side Saturday. '
Miss Alice Getchel, Mrs. Lee
Myers, Miss Vivian Getchel and
Bob Burnett of Scobey were
callers in Wolf Point and Poplar
Friday.
Richard Peterson is an appen
dectomy patient at the Atkinson
Memorial hospital and is getting
along fine.
Mrs M. W. Poore spent Friday
rright and Saturday in Poplar.
Mrs. W. C. Price, Mrs. Geo.
Lotz, Frank Sutton, Ebner Har
vey, Geo. Peters and Irving
Barnes were among those from
the south side Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Lohmiller of Sidney
is a guest at the Wm. Walker
home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voorhees
and Iris -Kay spent Sunday in
Poplar.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Leetes and
Mrs. C. C. Leetes, Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Baker, Mr and 'Mrs. Rueben
Nordwick and children, Mrs.
Herman Scagun and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Nordlwick, Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Nordwick and child
ren were among those from Min
ral Bench Saturday.
A number of young people
from here attended the dance
and Shower given Saturday night
for Mr. and Mrs. Andy Solheim,
Jr., at the Solheim farm.
Among those who have moved
their families to Poplar for the
school year are, Earl Iverson,
Stanley Nees, Ben Holte, Oliver
Nordwick, John Unger, Nello
Blair, Pete Tange, Glen Swack,
and I. W. Buchanan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson
were Richey callers Monday.
Mr. end Mn. Muriel LaHaye
and family were Circle callers
Sunday. Raymond is to remain
to go to school
Arthur Richard and Edgar
Lemieux also are going to school
in Circle.
Eddie Olson was a week end ,
caller at the parental Chris Olson
home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olson
were Sunday callers of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Kuehne.
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Schools are all going in Ml
swing and ve are gW to hern
teachers back tin our community.
We are very, sorry to hear st
Mrs. Nels Tolon’s illness and aS
join in wishing her a speedy re>
covery.
Combines are being put swap
for another year hoping that W»
can use them again next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schutte
were in Richey Monday. Jaks
Waltz was another Richey ceSar
Monday.
I Don’t miss Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire in “Carefree" show
ing Friday and Saturday Septi
13-14 at tiie Point Theatre.